Titlebook: Containerized Cargo Handling and Stowage; Principles and Proce Alexander Arnfinn Olsen,Fidaa Karkori Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Container Technical AspectsThis part of the book concerns the technical and cargo securing aspects of container handling. It is not a discussion on the widespread use of containers; nor is it intended to address the economic viability of using containers as a multimodal method of cargo transportation.

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Container Structural Testing RegimesThe technical requirements placed on containers are enshrined in the respective standards in addition to the . the Convention or CSC Code for short. The aim of the CSC Code is to achieve the highest possible level of safety of human life in the handling, stacking and transporting of containers.

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Segregation, Dunnage and StowageIn this chapter we will discuss some of the key points associated with the segregation of cargoes inside containers, as well as the use of dunnage and various stowage techniques. It is well worth mentioning at the beginning that cargo stowed in containers must be secured on all sides to prevent shifting, in particular towards the door.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0711-4 Compared to the first container ships of the 1950 and 1960s, today’s behemoths truly are masters of the sea. In this chapter, we will discuss some of the fundamental issues around the positioning and securing of containers onboard ships.

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Tropical Alley Cropping and Improved Fallows we will look more closely at container design as this has a direct influence on how they should be packed, handled and stowed. The container user should be cognisant of the most important structural differences between containers, so that they are in a position to make appropriate preparations for

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